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Note: By the term "Ratio Scaling", I mean where the resolution is stretched to fit the whole screen.
So, getting my 550 Ti soon (Don't need any comments on the card itself or whatever, since I already know the pros and cons of my decision. 550 Ti fits both my compatibility and budget.)
I plan on running dual monitors, although one is native 1366x768, and the other is 1280x1024. I was hoping to run them both at 1280x720, so of course, one of them will need ratio scaling. Is there any way of setting just the 1366x768 monitor to scale the ratio? Or will games that run across both monitors (e.g. Battlefield 3) adapt to both monitors being different resolutions? Or could I disable ratio scaling and have the other monitor positioned so that the black gap is moved (I think that would be positioned by the monitor).
So, getting my 550 Ti soon (Don't need any comments on the card itself or whatever, since I already know the pros and cons of my decision. 550 Ti fits both my compatibility and budget.)
I plan on running dual monitors, although one is native 1366x768, and the other is 1280x1024. I was hoping to run them both at 1280x720, so of course, one of them will need ratio scaling. Is there any way of setting just the 1366x768 monitor to scale the ratio? Or will games that run across both monitors (e.g. Battlefield 3) adapt to both monitors being different resolutions? Or could I disable ratio scaling and have the other monitor positioned so that the black gap is moved (I think that would be positioned by the monitor).
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